# I bet the fubar'd one of the rear abs sensors. Do your own abs computer diagnostic and see what the code is

Posted by Jeff92se (92se) on September 16, 2003 at 15:25:39: In Reply to: Can fixing the E-Brake wires relate to the ABS...... posted by Jon on September 16, 2003 at 13:49:10: I would say because the abs light is on, the computer is functioning CORRECTLY not dead. : I posted a message a while back about my e-brake snapping. I ended up having it fixed at the shop, by the way thanks tho for the offers for parts. They fix the brake no problem, but as soon as I turn my car on when I got it back, the ABS light goes on. So I bring it back in the next day. I got a call from them saying that my ABS computer is dead. They said that these things happen, but isn't it ironic that right after they fiddle with my brakes, I have a brake-related problem? Is it possible that they caused this? I love this mechanic, but I'll go f***ing apesh*t if I find out that they're pulling a fast one. Any thoughts would help. THanx! Replys:

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: I would say because the abs light is on, the computer is functioning CORRECTLY not dead. : : I posted a message a while back about my e-brake snapping. I ended up having it fixed at the shop, by the way thanks tho for the offers for parts. They fix the brake no problem, but as soon as I turn my car on when I got it back, the ABS light goes on. So I bring it back in the next day. I got a call from them saying that my ABS computer is dead. They said that these things happen, but isn't it ironic that right after they fiddle with my brakes, I have a brake-related problem? Is it possible that they caused this? I love this mechanic, but I'll go f***ing apesh*t if I find out that they're pulling a fast one. Any thoughts would help. THanx!